The phrase "a state that still" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or situation that persists or remains unchanged over time.
Example: "The country is a state that still struggles with economic challenges despite recent reforms."
Alternatives: "a condition that remains" or "a situation that continues".
He's a law-and-order conservative in a state that still executes people.
In a state that still relies on 33-year-old rail cars, it's hard to imagine a quick decision on extending the Danbury line.
It is a state that still makes things – Goodyear tyres are in Akron and only Michigan has more car factories – with a large blue-collar constituency that is meant to favour the former first lady.
However, despite some temporary tax increases many of his first cuts remain, most notably the reduction of the top income-tax rate from 8.5% to 7.95%.Mr LePage hopes his doggedness can entice more private investors into a state that still does poorly in rankings of business climate.
It's a valid concern in a state that still takes sportsmanship very seriously.
"Creating new jobs" sounds great, especially in a state that still has to earn back 170,000 jobs before it fully recovers from the Great Recession.
Averill is also one of only a few cider operations in the state that still produce an unpasteurized brew, which is permitted only if the cider is sold where it is made.
The Treaty of Union that led to the formation of the Kingdom of Great Britain ensured that there would be a Protestant succession as well as a link between church and state that still remains.
It's a nostalgia for the emotional state that still believed everyone should love us unconditionally and we should never have to clean up our room or go to bed at a reasonable hour.
WA is the only state that still has a state-owned betting agency, and Barnett has said that selling the TAB could raise $1b but, as of February, it had not been discussed by cabinet.
In a state that is still highly reliant on coal energy, entrepreneurs have opportunities to retrofit both government and privately-owned buildings to make them more energy efficient.
